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Bud Williams Stockmanship
Tina Williams
883 E 505th Road
Aldrich, MO 65601
417-777-1609
Tina@stockmanship.com
You have one more year to take advantage of Bud Williams’ knowledge of Stockmanship and Livestock Marketing concepts via our subscription website. In July of 2009 Bud and I decided to add a subscription section to our website. As well as having access to Bud’s thoughts on Stockmanship and Livestock
Kim Komando had this as her video pick of the day. It is nearly 20 minutes long but well worth watching the whole thing. http://www.tvkim.com/watch/1062/kims-picks-celebrating-dirty-jobs?utm_medium=nl&utm_source=csotd&utm_content=2011-06-18-fifl&utm_campaign=o There must be a neater way to send you the address, but this will work.
Beef Producer Magazine readers chose Bud as one of the “Ten Greatest Innovations in the History of the Beef Industry.” He’s right up there with Barbed Wire, Antibiotics and Refrigeration. You can read the entire article here.
This story came from Kit Pharo’s 1/12/11 newsletter. Some of you folks who have followed Bud’s teachings will recognize him as the guy who can Sleep While the Wind Blows. . . . . Years ago a farmer owned land along the Atlantic sea coast. He constantly advertised for
This is from a letter we received from Nancy Lidster (see “Pig Stockmanship” on our Main Homepage). “A year ago I was ready to call it quits on the handling stuff. I told Don I would give it my absolute best for 6 months and if nothing changed I was
Question: My wife Sarah and I are livestock and grape farmers at Coonawarra in South Australia and we have both (together- Sarah is a Mining Engineer by trade) completed a Low Stress Stockhandling Course with KLR’s Chook Kealey and Nic Kentish a couple of years ago. Also did the KLR
Bud and I just received this from an Australian Friend For those of you who have never travelled to the west, cattle guards are horizontal steel rails placed at fence openings, in dug-out places in the roads adjacent to highways (sometimes across highways), to prevent cattle from crossing over that
I’ve always heard the term “If you don’t like the weather around here, just wait a few minutes” but this is ridiculous! Wednesday, the weather was beautiful, probably about 70 degrees. Thursday morning (Christmas Eve) we woke up to freezing rain which quickly changed to snow. It “blowed and snowed”
When Eunice and I started the Marketing School and Website, we stated that we do not give advice on what trades to make or when to make them. I would like to address this a little more. Our schools and web-site are to show people how to figure what is underpriced
Bud and I have decided to expand our website to include a “Subscription” section. Bud has often decided against posting something to this site because it could be confusing to people who are not familiar with his Stockmanship or Marketing concepts. These musings, along with other more detailed information for folks